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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 24: Neil Finn of Crowded ...

Alan Jones' posse hits back at Neil Finn's Crowded House concert dig

Actor Ewan McGregor, who is delighted to at last be part of a <i>Trainspotting</i> sequel.

Ewan McGregor's long, bitter road to the Trainspotting sequel

Nude Live: Sydney Dance Company members Dave Mack, Fiona Jopp, Olivia Kingston, Zachary Lopez and Izzac Carroll perform ...

Check out the adults-only dance show that celebrates nudity

Peter Munro

Samantha Armytage tells viewers that Prime Minister Malcolm refused to appear on <i>Sunrise</i> during the last election.

Samantha Armytage attacks Waleed in tweet

Ebony Bowden

Curtis Stone and My Kitchen Rules US co-host Cat Cora.

Curtis Stone debuts celebrity version of MKR in the US

Rob Moran

Author J.K. Rowling was dropped from Forbes billionaires list, but they may need to rethink that.

Opening the chamber of secrets: J.K. Rowling's mystery billions

James B. Stewart

Daniel McConnell's eye witness account on the TODAY show has gone viral online.

'Aussiest interview ever' puts Brisbane man in the spotlight

Tim Doutré

Matthew McConaughey in Free State Of Jones

The biggest box office 'turkeys' of 2016 revealed: first up, Snowden and Grimsby

Actor Ewan McGregor, who is delighted to at last be part of a <i>Trainspotting</i> sequel.

Ewan McGregor's long, bitter road to the Trainspotting sequel

Jim Jarmusch, filmmaking poet of the city, is considering a permanent move to the woods.

Jim Jarmusch on Paterson, his latest 'love letter to the world'

Vanessa Redgrave and David Hemmings in <i>Blow-Up</i>.

Fifty years on, Blow-Up looks as cool as ever

Michael Keaton as Ray Kroc, the man who took the McDonald's concept to the world.

McDonald's story a capitalist critique served up as entertainment

<i>Your Name</i> charts an impossible romance.

Your Name review: charming anime romance with a twist

Poster for the film Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk.

Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: The toll of war

Rating:

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars

Bad Santa 2

Bad Santa 2: Dark comedy is a Christmas miracle

Rating:

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

The Legend of Ben Hall.

The Legend of Ben Hall: Frontier era comes alive

Rating:

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

The Fencer

The Fencer: Soviet bastardry is the sentiment

Rating:

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

Poster for the film Like Crazy.

Like Crazy: Endearing inmates go on the run

Rating:

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

Your Name

Your Name: Anime romance with a twist

Rating:

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them

Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them: Needs edit

Rating:

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Poster for the film The Founder.

The Founder: McDonald's success as drama

Rating:

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

War on Everyone poster

War on Everyone: Is this the worst film of 2016?

Rating:

Rating: 2 out of 5 stars

I, Daniel Blake

I, Daniel Blake: A manipulative tearjerker

Rating:

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

Poster for the film Morgan.

Morgan: AI's mind and body grow in scientific hothouse

Rating:

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars

Poster for the film ARRIVAL.?

Arrival: Big ideas in sci-fi movie with a brain

Rating:

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

Poster for the film Nocturnal Animals.

Nocturnal Animals: An unsettling puzzle

Rating:

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

Tip Hedren star of Hitchcock's The Birds, 19.06.1963. (Photoshot/Getty Images) CREDIT LINE MUST READ: GETTY NO ARCHIVE ...

Cleaning your teeth just got weird

Melissa Ashley

The Palais Theatre in St Kilda is under renovation. 25 November 2016. The Age NEWS. Photo: Eddie Jim.

St Kilda's Palais to be painted yellow in $20m restoration

Debbie Cuthbertson

Garbage (from left) Steve Marker, Butch Vig, Shirley Manson and Duke Erikson.

Twenty-one years on, grunge-pop pioneers Garbage still impress

REVIEW
Annabel Ross

Adele may have revealed she is expecting her second child during a concert in Arizona.

Adele's cryptic pregnancy 'announcement' live on stage

Selena Gomez accepts the award favourite female artist pop/rock at the American Music Awards.

Gomez admits being 'broken' as Trump slayed at AMAs

Kanye West has cancelled the remained of his Saint Pablo tour after a bizarre rant earlier this week.

Kanye West cancels rest of tour after bizarre rant in Sacramento

Adele will tour Australia for the first time next year.

Adele fans left empty-handed over website crashes

Beastie Boys member Adam Horovitz speaks at an anti-hate rally.

Beastie Boys leads anti-hate rally over rise in pro-Trump graffiti

Noel Pearson lambasts 'racist' ABC at Keating biography launch

Indigenous leader and activist Noel Pearson.

Indigenous leader Noel Pearson has lambasted the ABC as "miserable" and "racist" during a speech in Sydney on Monday.

Undercover: Why didn't I keep Dylan's collectable lyrics?

The young Bob Dylan performing on TV.

I was pleased but not ecstatic about Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize in Literature last month.

Winning words: Lisa Gorton's <i>The Life of Houses</i> shared PM's Literary Award.

PM's Literary Awards judges split three of the $80,000 prizes

The judges of this year's Prime Minister's Literary Awards have announced joint winners in three categories.

A Life in Parts. By Bryan Cranston.

A Life in Parts: Cranston's honest memoir

<i>Tell the Truth, Shame the Devil</i> by Melina Marchetta.

Tell the Truth, Shame the Devil: Solid crime novel

The Return. By Hisham Matar.

The Return: Quest to uncover father's terrible fate

Holding. By Graham Norton.

Holding: Graham Norton's murder mystery

Margaret Court. By Margaret Court

Margaret Court: Tennis champ's revealing memoir

<i>What Do We Want?</i> by Clive Hamilton.

Protest: Aspects of dissent in Australia

<i>The Theoretical Foot</i> by M.F. K. Fisher.

The Theoretical Foot: A lost novel out of the larder

<i>Quicksilver</i>, by Nicolas Rothwell.

Quicksilver: Essays on visionary outsiders

<i>The Dark Flood Rises</i> by Margaret Drabble.

Dark Flood Rises: Margaret Drabble faces old age

<i>Harmless Like You,</i> by Rowan Hosayo Buchanan.

Harmless like You: A powerful debut novel

Odd and the Frost Giants. By Neil Gaiman.

Odd and the Frost Giants: Gaiman's novel of Vikings

When the Lyrebird Calls. By Kim Kane.

When the Lyrebird Calls: Time travel with an edge

Margaret Preston. By Lesley Harding.

Margaret Preston: Delightful cook book, biography

<i>The Untold Story of the Talking Book</i>, by Matthew Rubery.

Untold Story of the Talking Book: Listen don't read

Third-generation matchmaker, Patti Stanger.

In praise of 9Life, the best trash of free-to-air TV

The new Triple J team: Ben Harvey and Liam Stapleton (centre) take over as Breakfast hosts from Matt Okine and Alex Dyson.

Triple J announce new breakfast hosts

Eric Abetz and Nakkiah Lui go head to head on Q&A.

Q&A recap: Panel goes to war for final episode

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<i>X Factor Australia</i> 2016 finalists Natalie Ong, Isaiah Firebrace and Amalia Foy with judge Adam Lambert.

And The X Factor winner is...

Guy Sebastian finished fifth at Eurovision 2015 with his song Tonight Again.

X Factor's dire on-set conditions revealed

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Gillian Anderson and Jamie Dornan in The Fall, season 2. FIRST USE SUN-HERALD TV LIFTOUT.

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